JACKSONVILLE – Members of 121 Financial Credit Union voted in favor of the proposed merger with VyStar Credit Union on Jan. 26. The merger will become effective on March 1. All …
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JACKSONVILLE – Members of 121 Financial Credit Union voted in favor of the proposed merger with VyStar Credit Union on Jan. 26. The merger will become effective on March 1. All seven 121 Financial branches, including ones in Orange Park and Middleburg, will operate as a division of VyStar Credit Union, and operations will continue as normal throughout the summer months.
“We want to express our gratitude to all members of 121 Financial Credit Union, our partners, and the Jacksonville community for placing their trust and confidence in us for the last 89 years. As we embark on this next chapter, we reflect on the impact and meaningful contributions we have had on Northeast Florida. We are excited for the future with VyStar and look forward to creating a long-lasting impact together,” said David Marovich, 121 Financial Credit Union President and CEO.
All existing 121 Financial employees will be integrating into the VyStar team and are eager to deliver enhanced services and benefits to members as part of VyStar Credit Union.
“We are grateful to the community, the members of 121 Financial, and its Board of Directors for entrusting us with their financial needs,” said VyStar President/CEO Brian Wolfburg. “We welcome the 121 Financial employees to VyStar and are excited about the opportunity to continue the 89-year legacy of serving our members and communities.”